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Alec Lazenby's Degrees

Masters Computer Science Stanford University
Bachelors Computer Science University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Alec Lazenby is an academic who has held positions at the University of Cambridge, University of New England, University of Tasmania, the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research and the Welsh Plant Breeding Station. Lazenby served as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of New England from 1970 to 1977, and the University of Tasmania from 1982 to 1991.

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Alec Lazenby's Published Works

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The Grass Crop. The Physiological Basis of Production. (1988) (115)
The Grass Crop (1988) (87)
Selection Criteria in Grass Breeding. II. Effect, on Lolium perenne, of differences in population density, variety and available moisture (1964) (54)
Selection criteria in grass breeding. I (1962) (47)
Competition and Succession in Pastures (2001) (37)
Selection criteria in grass breeding. V. Performance of Lolium perenne genotypes grown at different nitrogen levels and spacings (1965) (33)
Effect of superphosphate, white clover and stocking rate on the productivity of natural pastures, Northern Tablelands, New South Wales (1976) (32)
Competition between grasses and legumes in established pastures. (2001) (32)
Germination and Establishment of Juncus Effusus L.: II. The Interaction Effects of Moisture and Competition (1955) (28)
The problem of assessing strains: A study in grass-breeding technique (1957) (25)
Competitive interaction of grasses with contrasting temperature responses and water stress tolerances (1974) (25)
Defoliation, leaf area index, and the water use of four temperate pasture species under irrigated and dryland conditions (1973) (25)
British grasslands; past, present and future* (1981) (25)
Germination and Establishment of Juncus Effusus L.: The Effect of Different Companion Species and of Variation in Soil and Fertility Conditions (1955) (24)
Effects of large herbivores on competition and succession in natural savannah rangelands. (2001) (24)
Formulation of pasture seed mixtures with reference to competition and succession in pastures. (2001) (24)
Pasture degeneration. II.* The importance of superphosphate, nitrogen and grazing management (1978) (23)
Plant competition in pastures - implications for management. (2001) (22)
Interaction of competition and management in regulating composition and sustainability of native pasture. (2001) (22)
Competition and environmental stress in temperate grasslands. (2001) (21)
Australian field crops (1979) (20)
Selection criteria in grass breeding. IV. Effect of nitrogen and spacing on yield and its components (1965) (19)
Effect of irrigation and defoliation on the herbage production and water use efficiency of four temperate pasture species (1973) (18)
Comparative responses of Lolium perenne and Bothriochloa macra to temperature, moisture, fertility and defoliation (1976) (18)
Diversity and stability in humid temperate pastures. (2001) (18)
Growth cabinet studies into cold-tolerance of Festuca arundinacea populations: I. Effects of low temperature and defoliation (1968) (17)
Growth of pasture species on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales (1975) (17)
Genotype and environmental adaptation as regulators of competitiveness. (2001) (17)
Pasture Degeneration. I Effect on Total and Seasonal Pasture Production (1978) (16)
Effect of moisture on growth and nitrogen response byLolium perenne (1975) (16)
The population dynamics of pastures, with particular reference to southern Australia. (2001) (16)
Factors affecting the response of some tropical and temperate grasses to fertilizer nitrogen. (1970) (16)
Yield performance of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) populations on the Northern Tableland of New South Wales (1975) (14)
Australian field crops. Volume 2: Tropical cereals, oilseeds, grain legumes and other crops. (1979) (13)
Grass-white clover relationships during pasture development. 1. Effect of superphosphate (1973) (13)
The effect of stocking rate and fertilizer usage on income variability for dairy farms in England and Wales (1984) (13)
The grass crop in perspective: selection, plant performance and animal production (1988) (12)
Growth cabinet studies into cold-tolerance of Festuca arundinacea populations: II. Responses to pretreatment conditioning and to number and duration of low temperature periods (1968) (11)
Relationships between a tropical grass and lucerne on a solodic soil in a subhumid, summer-winter rainfall environment (1997) (11)
Nitrogen fertilizer responses and seasonal production of temperate and warm climate grasses on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales (1974) (10)
Diseases of wheat - their incidence and control. (1975) (10)
Crop Production in a Weed-Free Environment. (1964) (10)
The evaluation of selection indices for yield in grass breeding. (1960) (10)
Growth cabinet studies into cold-tolerance of Festuca arundinacea populations: III. Cold tolerance of roots and shoots (1968) (10)
Competition and succession in pastures - some concepts and questions. (2001) (9)
Grass-white clover relationships during pasture development. 2. Effect of nitrogen fertilizer with superphosphate (1973) (9)
Bloat incidence and liveweight gain in beef cattle on pastures containing different proportions of white clover (Trifolium repens) (1972) (8)
Australian field crops. Volume 1. Wheat and other temperate cereals. (1975) (8)
Studies on Allium Vineale L. III. Effect of Depth of Planting (1962) (7)
A Technique for Herbage Management Studies under Controlled Low Temperature (1963) (7)
Selection criteria in grass breeding III. Chemical composition (1964) (7)
Adaptation and complementarity of Digitaria eriantha and Medicago sativa on a solodic soil in a subhumid environment with summer and winter rainfall (1997) (7)
Selection criteria in grass breeding. VI. Effects of defoliation on plants growing in small plots in field and controlled environment conditions (1965) (7)
Some concluding comments. (2001) (6)
The evaluation of grasses in micro plots (1966) (6)
Studies on Allium Vineale L.: II. Establishment and Growth in Different Intensities of Competition (1961) (6)
Effects of environmental factors on the performance of Digitaria eriantha and Medicago sativa in monoculture and mixture (1997) (5)
Realizing the potential of British grasslands: some problems and possibilities (1982) (5)
Competition and succession in re-created botanically diverse grassland communities. (2001) (5)
Global climate change effects on competition and succession in pastures. (2001) (4)
Emergence and early seedling growth of Phalaris tuberosa (1969) (4)
Nitrogen responses of tall fescue and ryegrass survivor populations from a rate-of-nitrogen experiment (1977) (4)
Studies on Allium Vineale L.: I. The Effects of Soils, Fertilizers and Competition on Establishment and Growth of Plants from Aerial Bulbils (1961) (3)
Advance notes on research. After-effects of irrigation. (1961) (3)
Adaptability in Allium vineale. (1960) (3)
Effects of defoliation on populations of Festuca arundinacea Schreb. sown in spring and autumn (1971) (2)
The agronomist and pasture production. Inaugural public lecture delivered in the University of New England, New South Wales, 26 June 1967. (1967) (1)
Studies on Allium Vineale L.: VI. Effects of Cutting (1963) (1)
Realizing the potential of animal production from grass. (1980) (1)
Effects of environmental factors on the performance of (1997) (1)
A consideration of some aspects in the life history of the common rush, with special reference to the seed and seedling stages (1953) (1)
Weeds in Britain (1961) (0)
Perspectives in Grassland Ecology . Ed. N. French. Berlin: Springer-Verlag (1979), pp. 204, $29.70. (1980) (0)
STUDIES ON ALLIUM VINEALE L. IV. EFFECT OF CULTIVATIONS (1962) (0)
Managing Competition and Succession in Pasture Systems@@@Competition and Succession in Pastures (2002) (0)
Studies on Allium Vineale L. V. Effects of Plant Disturbance (1962) (0)
The doctor's part in controlling dust hazards. (1946) (0)
SOME EFFECTS ON THE YIELDS OF RYEGRASS STRAINS OF VARYING THE GROWING TECHNIQUE AND THE CONDITIONS OF MANAGEMENT (1957) (0)
Implications of competition between plant species for the sustainability and profitability of a virtual farm using a pasture-wheat rotation. (2001) (0)
15 Some Concluding Comments (2001) (0)
LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING IN GRASSLAND RESEARCH: SOME PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND IMPRESSIONS (2002) (0)
Are fertilizers a threat to ecosystem stability in pasture (1970) (0)
Economic aspects of industrial fracturesA study of 2038 cases (1936) (0)

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